Not sure what exactly I should write, i just know its been a couple weeks since I've actually done writing on here and, to be honest, I hate not writing shit about my life and such. I know only about 5 of yous even read this and maybe half of yous comment. thought I've gained some new watchers so we'll see how it goes.

Today brought to close the second week of my internship at Montgomery COunty Community COllege- as my friends and followers on Facebook are aware. More or less I've been doing various types of press releases that are posted on the schools website of that people are able to see what's coming along.

that all being said when I come home I'm not quite int he mood to be writing after doing it all day so, hence, my novel is STILL not being worked on. but at least I'm learning more writing skills.

Back in June i said I was sending out various stories for publications. I recieved word about two of them and both answers were no. the editors said my stuff was really good and that they'd love to publish them, howevor they are set for the next few months. they want me to re-submit again in another 5 or so months- after the holidays are well over and they reach their slower period.

I've also been workin on a story the week or two when i've been on my break during the internship. The story is titled 'Dead Man's Song' and it's a kind of modern re-telling of an old legend that surrounds bluesman Robert Johnson. According to the Legend Robert Johnson (who, by the way I suggest everyone check out at some point)wanted badly to become a master of the guitar. I expressed his desires to some local friends who told him to meet his at the crossroads outside the edge of town and wait for a man to arrive. After a couple hours Robert was getting his things and starting home when He arrived. A large black man in a fine tailored suit approached the young Robert. Robert, knowing the man to be the devil, handed over the guitar. The devil tuned the instrument and performed a few songs and gave it to the man. Once the guitar passed back Robert was gifted with the ability to play. Legend says once he was handed back he was then the greatest bluesman ever to touch the guitar.